playbill

noun

1. 戏剧海报
   a printed notice advertising a play
2. 戏单；戏剧演出节目单
   a theatre programme

1. Very modernized plane design element, doodle typeface, autotype's playbill, The very strong design flavor, I like it.
   很现代化的平面设计元素，涂鸦的字体，影印版的海报，很强的设计味道，我喜欢。
2. Playbill output file, so long as plan dinking die outer edge line then.
   海报输出档案，只要绘制裁切外框线即可。
3. A list of particulars ( as a playbill or bill of fare).
   细节的列表（如节目单，菜单）。
4. The playbill says that the fist selection is Beethoven's Symphony No. 6 in F Major, commonly know as The Pastorale.
   节目单上说第一个节目是贝多芬的《f大调第六交响曲》，人们称之为《田园交响曲》。
5. Important carrier designing that middle, characters are playing information delivery optesthesia-rization role, is to transfer information in playbill.
   在海报设计中，文字起着信息传递视觉化作用，是传递信息的重要载体。
6. We have someone making masks, playbill magazine, and fake snow.
   那么我们要寻找的人就和这些面具，杂志，雪花有关。
7. As a kind of artistic form, playbill has developed continuously in its history over one century. During the first half of 20th century, the development of the bill design almost followed the track of that in 19th century.
   海报作为一种艺术形式，在其长达一个多世纪的发展历史中，经历了不断的发展演变，海报的设计到20世纪上半期，基本是沿着19世纪海报设计的路径发展。
8. The combination of these two parts proves that dress is a bright sign of social culture, its presence in the playbill can reflect exactly the human phenomenon.
   这两者的结合，说明服饰是鲜明的社会文化符号，它在海报形式上的出现更能准确地体现出人文现象。
9. International Character, National character and Feeling of Times On Playbill's Graph Design
   海报图形设计的国际性、民族性和时代感
10. On Development of Playbill
    浅谈海报的发展

noun

1. a theatrical program
   1. he couldn't find her name on the playbill